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Fabric Microbiology Testing

Project Description

Large Corporation needs Microbiology Laboratory for bacterial population testing on non woven hygiene fabric

Project Information

Number:20-00188

Industry:Hygiene, Personal Care, and Toiletries

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Chemicals,Body Care,Consumer Products,Fabric - Cotton,Fabric - Spandex,Fabric - Synthethic,Personal and Intimate Products,Personal Care Products,Softlines (Soft Goods),Hygiene, Personal Care, and Toiletries,Knit Fabric,Manmade Fibers,Non-Woven Fabrics,Synthetic Fibers,Textiles and Fabrics,

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